Program Synopsis

The course was introduced in response to need to meet the shortfall in graduates with skills in the field of computer networking. This course aims to train specialist network engineers who can provide a totally integrated solution for the design, installation and operation of complex computer systems focusing on computer networks.
Candidates are required to complete 102 credit hours of prescribed work in order to graduate.

Mandatory Foundation Courses
Subject Name	Credit
Information Technology Foundation	3
Innovation, Technology and Society	3
Moral Studies	3
University Compulsory Courses
Subject Name	Credit
Learning Skills for Open Distance Learners	3
English for Written Communication	3
English for Oral Communication	3
English for Workplace Communication	3
Professional Ethics	3
Entrepreneurship	3
Core Compulsory Courses
Subject Name	Credit
Introduction to Networking	3
Data Analysis And Modeling	3
Computer Programming	3
Introduction to Network Protocols	3
Core Courses
Subject Name	Credit
Discrete Mathematics	3
Object Oriented Approach in Software Development	3
System Analysis And Design	3
Data Structure	3
Object-Oriented Programming	3
Database Implementation	3
Introduction to Distributed System	3
Elements of E-Commerce	3
Intermediate Network Architecture and Protocols	3
Switching Technologies Introduction to Network	3
Programming & Design	3
Wireless Technology	3
Network Applications in E-Commerce	3
IT Project Management	3
Intermediate Distributed System	3
Web Server Technology	3
Intermediate Network Programming & Design	3
Server Security	3
Advance Distributed System	3
Project I	3
Project II	3
Total	102

Note

The faculy has the right to offer any courses in a semester

The faculty has the right to amend the prerequisite subjects anytime without prior notice

Students can choose to drop Project I(CBPP4103) & Project II (CBPP4203) and replace it with Web based Programming (CBWP2203) & Software Engineering (CBSE4103)